Retired New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck heard the challenge from Michael Strahan, and now he’s stepping up to the plate.
Tuck is the latest in a long line of current and former Giants to join the All In Challenge, which was created by Fanatics founder Michael Rubin to help provide food for children, the elderly and frontline workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
On Sunday morning, Tuck officially announced his involvement via Twitter.
I accept the #ALLINCHALLENGE from @michaelstrahan and @DavidtheAdmiral to help feed the hungry during this challenging time. Click: https://t.co/2Eh1M6uGpx… to see @NDFootball VIP experience. I challenge @FiftyDeuce @CharlesWoodson and @KevinLiles1 to be all in!
— Justin Tuck (@JustinTuck) April 19, 2020
“I think any time I can use my platform to raise much-needed funds for those who have been affected by this disease, not only in our national but around the world. . . We’ve all been affected in some way or another,” Tuck said. “So, I definitely am all in.”
Tuck went on to add that since so many current and former Giants have offered Big Blue-themed packages, he wanted to take things in a different direction by going back to his alma mater, Notre Dame.
Tuck’s Notre Dame VIP package includes round-trip airfare for the winner and one guest, hotel accommodations, access to pre-game festivities and the pre-game pep rally, breakfast and dinner with Tuck in South Bend and much, much more.
If you’d like to donate, bid or enter for a chance to win some of these amazing prizes and more, check out the All In Challenge website.
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